CONTENTS:
- Alcohol use and cancer in the European Union. Rehm J., Shield K.D., p. 1-8.
- Shiftwork and alcohol consumption: A systematic review of the literature. Richter K., Peter L., Rodenbeck A., Weess H.G., Riedel-Heller S.G., Hillemacher T., p. 9-15.
- Cannabis and inflammatory mediators. Lima M.G., Tardelli V.S., Brietzke E., Fidalgo T.M., p. 16-24.
- Drug checking and its potential impact on substance use. Betzler F., Helbig J., Viohl L., Ernst F., Roediger L., Gutwinski S., et al., p. 25-32.
- The role of psychological distress in the relationship between drinking motives and hazardous drinking in older adults. van Gils Y., Franck E., Dierckx E., van Alphen S.P.J., Dom G., p. 33-41.
- When the burden gets overwhelming: Testing an inverse U-shaped relation between work-family conflicts and alcohol use. Kuntsche S., Kuntsche E., p. 42-48.
- Influences of fasting on stress response and withdrawal symptoms in habitual khat users. Nakajima M., al'Absi M., p. 49-57.
- Compulsive health-related internet use and cyberchondria. Khazaal Y., Chatton A., Rochat L., Hede V., Viswasam K., Penzenstadler L., et al., p. 58-66.
- Problematic smartphone use, screen time and chronotype correlations in university students. Randjelovic P., Stojiljkovic N., Radulovic N., Stojanovic N., Ilic I., p. 67-74.
- Negative consequences of substance use in European university students: Results from Project SNIPE. McAlaney J., Dempsey R.C., Helmer S.M., Van Hal G., Bewick B.M., Akvardar Y., et al., p. 75-82.
- Estimates of the incidence of crack cocaine use in those likely to attend treatment in the English population, 2005-2018. Jones A., Hayhurst K.P., Jahr S., White M., Millar T., p. 83-86.